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known and are meeting the community's requirements." Therefore, the RAAF was not going to investigate or collect any more public reports from that date on. Although the RAAF have officially removed themselves from the public report collection phase, there is evidence that internal investigations, by other government departments, still continued under the new title of
Unusual Aerial Phenomena (UAP) or Unusual Aerial Sightings (UAS). Called the "1996 – Defence Instructions (General) ADMIN 55-1", this 1996 Department of Defence (DOD) policy document better known as 'ADMIN 55-1' concerns UAS policy is still used.
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arrangement was agreed to and APRV supplied a list of contacts for Stone on possible branch organisers. Stone's plan was to form three new state groups (Victoria, NSW, and
Queensland) under his control. With a new members list Stone set his plan into motion. Although each new group developed due to individuals within these groups, in the end Stone had little input into the other two state groups' structure. His concept worked at first but soon ran into administration problems due to distance between states and distant lines of communication.
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Adamski on his 1959 Australian visit, organised by Victorian and Queensland Groups. Adamski held his Sydney lecture at Adyar Hall on 27 February 1959. Adamski's visit resulted in UFOIC membership falling away dramatically until it was basically a small, close-knit group of enthusiasts. So bitter was the dispute, UFOIC President Dr. Greenwell resigned in disgust; this opened the position to Dr Miran Lindtner who became president in March 1959. The damage had been done and the Sydney experience scared the NSW UFO community.
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sent to them by the RAAF. The minutes of the 92nd meeting of the CSIRO executive committee on 25 October 1966 (See para 10 revealed that the CSIRO agreed to the DOA’s request. They responded on 7 November 1966, "The organisation is quite happy to assist in this way... and to provide you with comments."
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Northern Suburbs Flying Saucer Research Association. The two Sydney groups competed for members and soon the relationship between the two broke down. NSFSRA became the central NSW group, primarily due to their public support and
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Queensland members called for an independent structure and went their own way. They formed the
Queensland Flying Saucer Research Bureau (QFSRB), now known as UFO Research Queensland (UFORQld), formed under Charles Middleborough in 1956 and with Stan Seers from 1957. These new groups were infiltrated
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The RAAF then changed their policy and shifted their help to other organisations within
Australia. "The Director would be happy to extend this service to your Society also." After Sq/Ld Birch meeting with Edger Jarrold's UFO group AFSB collapsed (in February 1955), in just under four years, Jarrold
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advising that "Sighting of Unidentified Flying Objects have during recent months been receiving considerable publicity... it is important that the system of investigation should make the best use of resources available in Australia." The DOA invited the CSIRO to comment on specific UFO cases to be
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File note: "Note for further Intelos lumbered with questions about F…. V…. "In 1983 all paper work on V…..'s disappearance was photocopied by the UFO Research Society in Victoria and all enquiries should be directed to them". CINTO. 10 February 1989. File 5/6/1/AIR Part 8. 9755-4 "UFO-reports" HQ
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At some point, the APRV made contact with Jarrold and agreed that the AFSB and APRV would assist each other when possible. The APRV nominated John. M. Anderson as their AFSB liaison on the condition that his appointment was seen only as being neutral, and there would be no branch affiliation with
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in February 1955. Stone also saw a chance to become the governing body of all Australian Ufology. He asked APRV to come under his plan; they rejected the concept. However, APRV agreed to extend the same relationship they extended to Jarrold's group with John. M. Anderson as their contact. This
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also noted problems with Jarrold. Sq Leader A.H. Birch, AFC, Air Force Headquarters, Victoria Barracks, Victoria, made note of this in a letter dated 5 April 1955: "...the discussion during the brief interview I had with Mr. Jarrold mainly concerned the possibility of his Society causing
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Rocket Range. These departmental changes started to affect the administration and membership of PRV. To keep up with the changing world, in 1961, the old AMPR again changed their structure and name from Phenomena Research Victoria (PRV) to Phenomena Research Australia (PRA).
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investigating the smaller becomes the residue of unexplained phenomena... in spite of these difficulties the Australian Government continue to keep records of "sighting" and associated phenomena reported within Australian and associated territories."
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and as Minister for External Affairs enabled him to act as a conduit between governmental research, the public, and public enthusiast clubs. Casey’s curiosity on the subject related to UFOs remained with him until his death in June 1976.
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to visit Australia. He accepted the invitation and in 1973 arrived in Australia, spending four days in Melbourne, followed by short stops in Sydney, ACT, Brisbane and
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728:"'Flying Saucers' to be hunted down: Mystery has U.S. baffled"
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Investigation of UFO reports by the United States government
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Alexander Downer, Member for Angas (20 November 1953).
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1742:, Victorian UFO Research Society (VUFORS), 1978, pp22,
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1721:, Victorian UFO Research Society (VUFORS), 1985, pp34
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Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO)
379:, a magazine that covered 86 issues (1970 to 1999).
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58:The first gathering of UFO enthusiasts occurred in
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1787:UFOs: The Case for Scientific Myopia
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1735:, Phenomena Research Victoria, 1961
898:Fischer, Ray; Bristol, Les (1978).
563:Department of Air (DOA) (1939–1973)
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2271:High-altitude object events (2023)
1900:Ezekiel's Wheel (circa 622–570 BC)
922:Casey, Richard (30 January 1954).
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612:Australian Army Intelligence Corps
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101:Australian Flying Saucer Magazine
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575:Department of Meteorology (DOM)
500:Local police CIB Special Branch
476:Summary No3 January 71 – Dec 71
473:Summary No2 January 69 – Dec 69
470:Summary No1 January 60 – Dec 68
327:Australian Flying Saucer Review
2664:Identification studies of UFOs
2142:Valentich disappearance (1978)
2127:Petrozavodsk phenomenon (1977)
2007:McMinnville photographs (1950)
1879:List of reported UFO sightings
1789:, Vantage Press, 1983, pp224,
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2299:Twin Falls, Idaho hoax (1947)
2152:Robert Taylor incident (1979)
2117:Travis Walton incident (1975)
2062:Lonnie Zamora incident (1964)
1957:Ängelholm UFO memorial (1946)
1771:Flying Saucers Over Australia
1296:http://members.ozemail.com.au
1285:http://members.ozemail.com.au
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2067:Solway Firth Spaceman (1964)
2042:Lakenheath-Bentwaters (1956)
1726:An Old Australian Phenomenon
658:Victorian UFO Action (VUFOA)
566:Department of Aviation (DOA)
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2654:Project Condign (1997–2000)
2597:The Flying Saucers Are Real
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2172:Rendlesham Forest (1980)
2102:Finnish Air Force (1969)
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2022:Nash-Fortenberry (1952)
1905:Airship of Clonmacnoise
1675:16 October 2012 at the
708:Westall High School UFO
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680:UFO Research Queensland
434:Valentich Disappearance
347:Westall High School UFO
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2182:Japan Air Lines (1986)
2147:Kaikoura Lights (1978)
1997:Gorman Dogfight (1948)
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2266:Jetpack man (2020–21)
2242:O'Hare Airport (2006)
2212:Phoenix Lights (1997)
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2017:Lubbock Lights (1951)
1992:Chiles-Whitted (1948)
1962:Kenneth Arnold (1947)
800:Boyle, Brian (1961).
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373:Tasmanian UFO Report
252:Melbourne University
48:Roswell UFO incident
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2735:Conspiracy theories
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2575:Reptilian humanoids
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2510:Foo fighter
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199:Baron Casey
163:Baron Casey
2985:Categories
2919:Skepticism
2878:Ufologists
2760:Dulce Base
2683:Hypotheses
2560:Insectoids
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280:Ballarat
224:Adelaide
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